Washington, D.C.
Known worldwide as the nation’s capital and home to museums and memorials, those who live in D.C. know there is so much more to the thriving city. Whether you are living in a renovated rowhome, an exciting new high-rise condo overlooking the Potomac or a historic home in one of the city’s established neighborhoods, you’re never far from plenty to see and do.
Demographics | Housing | Schools | Transportation | Attractions | Taxes
Demographics
| Land Area | 68 Square Miles |
| Population | 688,642 |
| Median Age | 35.3 |
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Housing
| Number of Households | 306,768 |
| Average Household Income | $119,531 |
| Average Home Sold Price | $689,475 |
| Average Detached Home Sold Price | $952,283 |
Schools
| School Enrollment | 48,144 |
| Graduation Rate | 68.5% |
| Average SAT Score | 913 |
| Cost Invested Per Pupil | $19,159 |
Transportation
Just across the river from Arlington, Washington, D.C. is within a short drive or Metro ride to your Arlington office.
- 43 Metrorail stations
- 88 Metrobus routes
- DC Circulator local bus
- DC Streetcar
- MARC Train
- Virginia Railway Express (VRE)
- 218 Capital Bikeshare stations
- Over 50 miles of bicycle lanes
Attractions
Smithsonian Museums | Washington Mall and Memorials | Library of Congress | U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum | Newseum | Ford’s Theatre | Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts | Georgetown | Tidal Basin | National Zoo | Rock Creek Park | CapitalOne Arena (Capitals, Wizards) | Nationals Park (Nationals) | District of Columbia Parks and Recreation
Taxes
| D.C. Income Tax | 8.50% |
| Real Property Tax Rate | $0.850 per $100 Assessed Value |
| Vehicle Tax | N/A |
| Sales Tax | 5.75% |